New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21

II Captain "sam" Brown starts any horse in the
c al for the But
Tfsubadour hardly likely to be fit to run at the time OF
probably be reserved for the suburban. SO Garrison
may ride his old pet and avOrte. Barnum. The veneer
viii be hard to beat He is ready the fray right
and doesn't any Tor penalty than he does for
mud Who will say the race is not BaInumsf
knight Of the pgskip the saddle four pounds bet
advantage gave Hdalgo beating last August at mile
and quarter, with Mr. Higgins horse strong favorite
in the betting. But It believed at the time that
Hidago was out OF sorts and didn't try TO win 10 put
the advantage in weights the other way makes differ
ence OF six pounds Calculate from that and II the
Barnun Garrison combination can concede so much TO
the Hidsgo Hamilton syndicate
Exile with five pounds the better In the weights found
OF the hardest contracts OF his life TO beat Banum
Ct Coney Island last September mile and hye-eghths
paigner at "a mile and quarterf Hayward Is great
dead weight between him and Exile. /, looks neck and
neck between these three horses 1t is tossup which
Frank Ward is hardly in the hunt at ll2 pounds. Re
y sturdy little geneInan as the Engsh would say,
but his head was nearly run on him last year. Besides
he is nothing of a weightcarrer.
One need not become nervous over General Nay alias
wasn OS G Ss poG by S assa
Nor probable that Peeksk, with all Of Father
Barnum has given him eighteen pounds and beating.
Still being Dryer caston Peekskl is entitled to some
consideration. Palmer will sk his DECK to win the race.
Dry Monopole had six pounds less to carry and the
person In this town who would put all his wealth him
ss5O l. Here is stout little horse with SIX pounds
ssG % to 60 to S sa1' paS gd Sonops
year older than he three months ago. and he may
a pounds and an eighth OF mile better than ne WAS
that point this Brooklyn Handicap might be decided thi.
beating The Bard and Inspector b, and that alone ell
ssyanac Of the darkest OF dark animals He has
some speed, but nobod, seems TO know how much nor
when the cripple can use it There is not much danger
It has long Long knights started in a
would Ss nO e s IN ssms ON s
was something OF weight carrier and won two good
When Royal Arch beat volante at Saratoga last sum-
sr the public Opened wide win amusement ns and m,
eonausror Of the Baldwin prs started again. But Royal
Arch host race after race aid ended the season without
volantc gave gave him thirty-six poands Barnum has
beaten volants at weights without extending him
sonanra !: an unconsciOnabe rogue and to
Get tho best out OF him Jockey re-
he n undoubtedly OF the worst cutters on the
turf Perhaps his owners give him too much WORK for
soSs tall and winter bringing him to N ,as po 1
trty times and winning I'VE races He Is possessed Of
season. which will give him an advantage over the late
catch the Bro0sy% ,os w b1,r
fxoeedingly dangerous but "F1z could not reduce 10
fefonss qualifications for winning the BROOKLYN are
saaaed with great big IF' II the track happens 70
tSere BE- NO mud she is Of the hunt the Messrs
Owyer are bent ON Winning the handicap they should
suhcrn the clerk Of the weather and pray for RAIN II ID
the pick Of the lot entered by the Rich
ond stable LOB pounds ought not to stop HIM. But
cen he 20 mle and quarter He did anything
81 the Brooklyn Handicap distance. you let Rocksnd
Rye start Ut the quarter pole he will win the hands
down. ~
OF course al Warrington and part Of Philadelphia will
hack Pasha WE'LL % be It Pasha u not unlikely win
n on the other b0sses fall down.
Bouehtont The selling plater win be hand. because
he viii have 1otbng else 70 do Of course hsre must
To6elon RI fair races asf yeas ct
olA mia WIAout being Nekclass colt he showed